currently... makita n bosch etc still manufacture nicad powered drills etc...
but in very limited models... wonder y....

nicad has toxic heavy metal... so ... kenot simply buang...

guys, for easy change screw head, look at this model
http://coolmaterial.com/home/worx-wx254l-s...r-screw-driver/


This post has been edited by ERN2: Aug 30 2013, 11:38 AM

Can I bring this and rob the bank. It look like a gun.

ya it is safer if compare to a fake gun.
At least you will not be jailed by holding it at bank.

It look cheap in the US.

But brought over here become expensive.

Below rm500. Probably no tax.

Add in delivery charge.

Guess here got sell kua.

For those who have bought from US, the chargers for Makita or Dewalt batteries, are they 110V or dual voltage? Thank you

It is 110v. You need step down transformer.

got sell la here...
tht day u went din see meh....?
RM 220 oni...

Bro H2D, you bought it?

hey, it is quite cheap if compare to US.
But this is for fun only lah, normal screw driving o.k. loh.

yesterday I pick up a wood pallete from road side, wanted to salvage the wood.
there are screws that go through the wood of 4" thick holding it down to aother piece of wood.
I would estimate the screw at about 6" long with big Philip head (normal screw head 4, 5 & 6 not enough, believe we need 8 or 10) wanted to salvage it also.
Ala, it was tightly screwed, I cant even turn it a little bit manually. I wander what is the Nm force needed to unscrew it.

no la...
this screwdriver for ppl who seldom use, install ikea furniture ok,
single speed it is a bit limited.

if u kenot un screw it, then saw the screw.

this multi tool, i wana get soon...
not makita la... manyak mahal la...

the pallet has about 20 pieces of 6" long screws and I want to salvage it for my future use.
Wander is it worth to try to buy an angled screw driver?
yet again I am afraid I will not able to unscrew it, then wasted my money.

Can post pics?

See if I snap the photo tonight and watchable, otherwise tomorrow afternoon.

I can salvage things,
1) the screw
2)the wood, it is 3"X4" and more than 6 foots long, got 2 pieces. and 3 pieces of 3X4 and 2 foots long.
I can use the 3X4 to make the clamp for my router, so that I can table mount it. Most of the nicer router bits can only use in router table.

if u can salvage everything.. good,
if can't no choice have to sacrifice the screws... unless some one
willing to use impact driver to unscrew it for u...

bro

ya, wonder who has the impact drive who want to take the challenge to unscrew the 6"
Show me your Nm force.


here is the picture



and close up with screw


sorry, there is correction on my previous postregarding the size of the wood.
the wood is not 3X4 but 2X4.

This post has been edited by ERN2: Sep 11 2013, 10:31 AM

there is one way ( i think can ) for u to remove the screw...
dun have impact driver .. no prob..

but u still need some tools.
mebe u will manage to borrow...
what ever that is horizontal will give u torque...




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This post has been edited by H2D: Sep 11 2013, 09:47 PM

How about those impact driver anyone use them to drive teks screw with neoprene washer on rooftop ?
Corded drill are too strong for it and out of 1000 screw almost 150 is going to be over tightened and wont hold and screwdriver are just too slow not to mention at some place its hard to get both hand on the driver to push it so the screw would bite into the panel and metal.

Saw those new makita BTD147 but my local makita dealer don't want to order them for me and instead urge me to buy bosch instead

So can this TD010F drive teks Screw on metal roofing ? bahathir can you try

i'm using a bosch 14v 130Nm cordless impact driver, to screw, bolt n drill...

this bro wildrestark
he just bought a Worx 3 in 1...
check out post #399
and earlier post regarding our discussion....

This post has been edited by H2D: Sep 25 2013, 10:33 PM